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Comments by Mikael Katajamaki (Top 6 by date)
Mikael Katajamaki
5-Jan-12 12:56pm
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"look at the code the wizard produces" - I will go that way next. Thanks for hint.
Mikael Katajamaki
5-Jan-12 9:04am
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No. Just wanted to get one simple really working example in main: create connection, suck in the data and brutally print it into console or something, close connection .. nothing too fancy.
Mikael Katajamaki
5-Jan-12 9:02am
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I wanted to create this programmatically, because by using wizards (as far as I know with my very limited knowledge) one does not necessarily learn anything about the object itself. By using wizard one is only learning how to use wizards. But what to do in the future, if the code breaks or something changes? If one does not understand anything about the object used in the code, one is useless. That's how I think at the moment. I have used ADO for the last 6 years in my VBA applications and about 2 years in C# applications and it's very easy there. However, using ADO in C++ seem not to be especially easy (at least for me). For that reason I wanted to have one simple working example I could study on my own.
Mikael Katajamaki
5-Jan-12 8:52am
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thanks.
Mikael Katajamaki
4-Jan-12 12:11pm
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thanks
Mikael Katajamaki
4-Jan-12 10:22am
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No, because I want to create everything programmatically. For that reason I do not want to use those wizards .. However, thanks for reply. Appreciated.
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